Sts16abserww Parts

This is a half-width cantilever shelf for the refrigerator's fresh food compartment. It mounts on the rear wall rails to create adjustable storage space and replace a cracked, sagging, or missing half shelf.

• Provides adjustable storage; hangs from rear wall tracks
• Replaces a shelf that is cracked, warped, unstable, or missing
• Helps restore proper organization and usable space
• Maintains correct fit and support for refrigerated items

• Unplug the refrigerator and remove food from the area before starting
• Lift and slide the old shelf out of the wall rails; install the new shelf into the same slots
• Inspect wall rails and supports for damage before reuse
• Handle carefully to avoid chipping edges or scratching liners

This left-hand shelf front cap for refrigerator shelves secures the front trim/rail on the shelf's left side. Replace a cracked or missing cap to restore a snug, reliable fit for the front edge trim.

• Secures the front shelf trim/rail on the left side
• Helps prevent the front edge trim from loosening or falling off
• Restores a clean, finished front edge appearance
• Common symptoms: broken or missing cap, front trim won't stay attached, loose or sagging front trim

• Remove items and the shelf; handle glass carefully to avoid breakage
• Release the old cap's locking tabs, then align and snap the new cap into the front trim/rail
• Reinstall the shelf and ensure the front trim is fully seated

This vinyl sleeve fits over a rod, tube, or wire in the refrigerator to protect and cushion contact points. It reduces wear and vibration and helps keep components aligned for smooth, reliable operation.

• Provides a protective barrier at contact points to prevent abrasion or marring
• Helps maintain spacing and alignment for a snug, proper fit
• Cushions to damp vibration and reduce rattles or squeaks
• Replace if the sleeve is missing, cracked, hardened, or if components feel loose or make noise

• Disconnect power; turn off the water supply if working near water lines
• Note the sleeve's original location and orientation; take a photo for reference
• Remove the old sleeve and any debris; slide the new sleeve into the same position
• Check clearance and resecure related parts before restoring power

This replacement glass shelf restores a smooth, sturdy storage surface inside your refrigerator. Install it when the original shelf is cracked, chipped, or missing to keep food organized and easy to see.

• Provides a flat, stable platform for food storage
• Replaces broken, cracked, or shattered shelf glass
• Helps keep items level and reduces tipping
• Restores lost storage space and organization

• Disconnect power before servicing and wear gloves when handling glass
• Remove food items; carefully lift or slide the old glass out of the frame/supports
• Transfer any trim from the old glass if applicable, then seat the new panel evenly
• Ensure the shelf is fully seated before reloading

Left hand side. For right hand use WR17X10862

Size: 10-16 ab.

This SCR is a solid-state switching module that controls on/off power flow in select appliance circuits. Replacing a failed SCR helps stop intermittent operation and restores reliable switching for affected motors or heating elements. What it does:

• Regulates electrical switching in the control circuit to turn motors or heaters on and off.
• Used where a solid-state switch is required for smooth, repeatable control.
• Symptoms of a failing SCR: appliance won't start, runs intermittently, hums without operating, or a controlled circuit does not respond.
• Restores proper switching when the original SCR is shorted, open, or erratic.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning service; follow lockout/tagout procedures.
• Handle as an electronic component—avoid static discharge and protect the spade terminals from bending or contamination.
• Ensure correct orientation and secure mounting; reconnect wiring exactly as shown on the appliance wiring diagram.

8-18 CA HX 1/2 S

This small hardware clamp is used on select refrigerators to secure tubing or wiring to the cabinet or frame. Replaces a missing or damaged clamp to keep lines stable, reduce vibration, and help prevent rubbing or leaks.

• Secures small water tubing or electrical harnesses along the cabinet/frame
• Helps prevent vibration, rattling, and abrasion of lines
• Maintains correct routing to keep lines clear of moving or hot components
• Common clues: loose or noisy lines, chafing marks, or moisture near tubing connections

• Unplug the appliance and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Note the original location and routing; take a photo for reference
• Reuse the existing mounting screw/fastener if required; tighten only enough to hold without crushing tubing
• Restore power and water, then run and inspect for vibration and leaks

This front glass shelf trim restores the finished front edge of a refrigerator glass shelf so items stay put and the shelf looks tidy. It replaces a cracked, chipped or missing front trim to help keep the glass seated and stable. What it does:

• Covers and secures the front edge of a refrigerator glass shelf for a finished appearance.
• Helps prevent items from sliding off the shelf and reduces exposure of the glass edge.
• Replace if the trim is cracked, broken, loose, or missing and allowing the glass to shift.
• Designed to snap or slide into the shelf channel and hold the glass front in place.

• Remove food and glass shelf before replacing trim; handle glass carefully to avoid breakage.
• Press the trim into the shelf channel until it seats; some models use clips — avoid forcing parts.
• If glass is damaged, replace the glass and trim together.

This rear glass shelf trim replaces the finished glass edge at the back of a refrigerator shelf, restoring a secure seat and clean appearance. It helps keep items from sliding off and reduces gaps where spills can drip. What it does:

• Provides the finished rear edge and support for a refrigerator glass shelf.
• Helps the shelf seat and lock into position; a broken or missing trim can prevent proper seating.
• Reduces food/items from shifting toward the cabinet rear and helps contain minor spills.
• Restores appearance when the original trim is cracked, chipped, or worn.

• Handle the glass trim carefully; wear cut-resistant gloves and eye protection during installation.
• Remove the shelf per the appliance's OEM instructions before replacing the trim, then refit the shelf and verify it seats properly.
• Inspect mounting clips or supports and replace if damaged to ensure a secure fit.

Size: 8-32 t. Includes 12 screws.

This replacement screw secures panels, brackets, and trim in your appliance. Using the correct #8-18 fastener helps restore a tight, rattle-free fit when replacing missing or damaged hardware. What it does:

• Fastens sheet-metal panels, brackets, and other components to the chassis
• Replaces missing, stripped, or damaged screws
• Helps eliminate vibration-induced rattles and looseness
• Maintains proper alignment of panels and assemblies

• 1 screw

• Disconnect power; for gas appliances, also shut off the gas supply
• Align parts and start the screw by hand to avoid cross-threading
• Use an appropriate nut driver or screwdriver for the hex-washer head
• Tighten until snug; do not overtighten to prevent stripping

• Thread: #8-18 (type AB)
• Length: 3/8 in
• Head style: indented hex-washer

A stainless steel hex-washer-head screw used to secure panels and components on compatible appliances. Corrosion-resistant construction helps maintain a secure fit where short, strong fasteners are required. What it does

• Fastens appliance panels, trim, or brackets where an 8-18 thread and short 3/8" length are specified
• Hex washer head provides a larger bearing surface to reduce pull-through
• Stainless finish resists rust in humid appliance areas
• Common replacement when original mounting screw is stripped, missing, or corroded

• One stainless steel hex-washer-head screw

• Use the correct 8-18 thread fastener and do not force mismatched screws to avoid thread damage
• Tighten securely but avoid overtightening to prevent stripped threads or cracked panels
• Power tools may be used with appropriate bit, but start by hand to ensure proper alignment
• If installing near electrical components, disconnect power before servicing